Beethoven: Complete Violin Sonatas Vol. 1 – Yulia Berinskaya

Beethoven is to all intents and purposes the most loved and respected composer in the history of music, certainly the most admired and true link between two worlds and who in turn was among the forgers of the second, so it is not surprising that each of his compositional cycles has left a deep groove in musical literature, be they symphonic, instrumental or, as in this case, chamber music. Like the great masterpieces mentioned above, the Sonatas for violin and piano are in fact absolute milestones in the history of music, still seen today as a point of reference both by composers who begin their journey as well as for interpreters who want to learn their secrets and make them your own. In this the duo composed by the violinist Yulia Berinskaya and the pianist Stefano Ligoratti succeed perfectly. Wondering first of all the meaning of still proposing a complete cycle of these sonatas, they succeed in the very difficult aim of restoring the strength and genius of these scores in a personal, unique way that brings both echoes of the past and an absolutely new and personal vision of these scores. jobs. A first volume that is a prelude to the upcoming releases in the Beethoven year that immediately reveals how the continuous research in these works is far from being exhausted and that much can still be said about compositions that are and will remain forever immortal.